Great, closing the bug!
** Changed in: mutt (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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Can't add file attachments
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Welcome.
Thank you Andrew McCarthy now it's start working after adding "--" after
attachments.
That's good news.
I think it can be marked as solved.
Regards
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Can't add file attachments
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It appears that how "-a" works has changed slightly. Previously you'd
have to put a -- after the last filename only if there were two or more
attachments: "mutt -a file1 file2 -- t...@example.com". Now the -- is
required for any number of attachments, even one: "mutt -a file --
t...@example.com". A
Hello,
I use single quote and < 'test' because i want put word "test" inside
e-mail content.
But i think it don't understand me.
When i run this:
mutt -a 'test.txt' -s 'subject' ad...@xxx<'example'
I got:
bash: example: No such file or directory
But it doesn't work even if want put txt file.
I'd like to help with this bug, but I'll need little more information
from you. In your first example you report that you are seeing:
bash: test: No such file or directory.
This is referring to your expected content of the message and not the
attachment. (Try changing <'test' to <'example' in you
** Attachment added: "Dependencies.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/34133681/Dependencies.txt
** Attachment added: "XsessionErrors.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/34133682/XsessionErrors.txt
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